Question

1. Which of the following is not a normative ethical principle?

Group of answer choices

a. personal benefit

b. paternalism

c. B and C, but not A

d. all of the above are normative principles

e autonomy

2.The Ethics of Security, Engagement, and Imagination are components of whose Ethical schema?

Group of answer choices

a. Kohlberg

b. All of the above

c. Narvaez

d. Svara

e. Kant

3.The deontological approach to Ethics is exemplified in which of the following:

Group of answer choices

a. Plato's Myth of Er

b. None of the above

c. All of the above

d. The Categorical Imperative of Aristotle

e. The Principle of Utility of Kant

4.A(n) ________is a formal, solemn, publically proclaimed commitment to conduct oneself in certain, morally specified ways.

Group of answer choices

a. Principle

b. none of the above

c. Oath

d. Code

e. Statute

5._______ethics places the arena of moral decision making on the consequences of the action.

Group of answer choices

a.Categorical

b. Metaethics

c. Deontological

d. Virtue

e. Teleological

Answer 1

1. a.  personal benefit

Explanation: According to the principle of the normative ethics it is said that people should know how to act. They must have the sense of good and evil. They must work on the basis of their perception of right and wrong.

2. c. Narvaez

Explanation:This is a moral theory based on the three important principles - security, engagement and imagination. There is an environmental influence in generating this ethics.

3. e. The Principle of Utility of Kant

Explanation: It is one of the main theories of morality. Here the consequence of action is emphasized. It is said that the individual must follow the right path with the help of his perception of right and wrong.

4. c. Oath

Explanation: Oath is taken publicly. It binds the professionals to the ethicals principles. It is taken in the solemn way and it is custom where the people are the witness.

5. c. Deontological

Explanation: This ethical theory is proposed by Kant. In this ethical theory it is suggested that one must have the sense of right and wrong and the consequence of action must be good.